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Dumpster rentals in Winnipeg

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Winnipeg's renovation, landscaping, and construction projects run year-round, and much of the waste they generate ends up at the City-operated Brady Road Resource Management Facility south of the Perimeter Highway. Whether the job is a kitchen gut in River Heights or a yard overhaul in St. Vital, knowing the local permit and disposal rules ahead of delivery day keeps a dumpster rental simple.

Good to know in Winnipeg

Pricing verified from haulers' own published rates, so you know what to expect before you book.

Most Popular Vendor
BINco - Dumpster & Bin Rentals
Most Popular Bin Type
20 Yard Bin
Average Listed Price
$349
Lowest Listed Price
$291

Renting a bin in Winnipeg

As Manitoba's capital and largest city, Winnipeg funnels nearly all of its construction and demolition debris to one place: the City-operated Brady Road Resource Management Facility. A renovation, a yard project, and a small build all run into the same three questions before the bin arrives — where it can sit on the street, where the debris ultimately goes, and what it isn't allowed to carry.

Sources: City of Winnipeg - Landfill at Brady Road Resource Management Facility; City of Winnipeg - 4R Winnipeg Depots; City of Winnipeg Public Works - Permits (Use of Street); City of Winnipeg — 2026 Use of Street and Move permit fees

Activities that impede or temporarily occupy Winnipeg's street right-of-way require a Use of Street permit. The City publishes a 2026 schedule covering different permit types and rental charges for streets, lanes, sidewalks and boulevards. Its permit guidance also lists possible administrative, traffic-control and parking-revenue charges, a $2 million general liability policy naming the City as an additional insured, and a possible damage deposit. Contact PWD-UOS-Permits@winnipeg.ca or 204-986-6006 to confirm the requirements and total for your placement.

The Brady Road Resource Management Facility, at 1777 Brady Road south of the Perimeter Highway, is Winnipeg's municipal landfill for commercial waste, including construction and demolition debris, wood waste, yard waste, and clean concrete or fill. As of the City's fee schedule effective January 1, 2026, clean concrete is charged at $11.30 per tonne and clean fill at $9 per tonne, with wood waste and yard waste each around $65 to $66 per tonne; every load carries a minimum $25 charge. Rates can change, so confirm current pricing before you haul.

The three 4R Winnipeg Depots are Brady at 1825 Brady Road, Pacific at 1120 Pacific Avenue, and Panet at 429 Panet Road. Recyclable, reusable and compostable items can be dropped off free, and all three accept clothing donations. Only Brady accepts garbage, at $81 per tonne with a $25 minimum. The depots serve Winnipeg residents; qualifying small commercial customers may also use them after approval. Unapproved commercial vehicles are not permitted. Check the accepted-material lookup and vehicle restrictions before visiting.

Do not mix hazardous or special waste into a regular construction-bin load. The Brady Road fee schedule effective January 1, 2026 lists asbestos, SRM and biomedical waste under special waste at $206 per tonne with a $25 minimum per load, with disposal arrangements made in advance through 311. A 4R household drop-off is not a substitute for those arrangements. Check the City's Recyclepedia for individual household items, and confirm the hauler's accepted-material list before loading.

A Winnipeg dumpster quote should specify bin size, rental duration, included tonnage, and how overage weight is billed, since cost depends on all four rather than a single flat number. Request quotes from the haulers shown above and compare on those terms rather than price alone. Expect quotes to reflect 5 percent GST plus 7 percent PST on top of the hauler's base rate.

Tips for renting in Winnipeg

Avoid surprises with quick tips our haulers wish every customer knew.

  • Ask each hauler what bin size, rental length, and job type their quote covers before comparing prices, since these details move the total more than the headline number does.

  • Confirm whether your bin needs a Use of Street permit before it goes down, since anything touching a boulevard or road counts as City property.

  • Set hazardous items aside and check the City's Recyclepedia for the correct disposal option for each material. Special waste needs separate arrangements with the receiving facility.

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Questions about renting in Winnipeg

Straightforward answers about dumpster rentals, delivery windows, and what you can toss.

Cost depends on bin size, rental length, waste type, and drop-off location, so request a quote from the haulers shown above for current pricing. Expect Manitoba's combined 5% GST and 7% PST added to the final rate.

A Use of Street permit is required for activities that impede or temporarily occupy the City right-of-way. Winnipeg publishes a 2026 fee schedule with different permit types and street-rental charges. Confirm which category, additional charges, insurance and any deposit apply to your bin placement with PWD-UOS-Permits@winnipeg.ca or 204-986-6006 before delivery.

The Brady Road Resource Management Facility at 1777 Brady Road is Winnipeg's main landfill for commercial construction and demolition loads, charging by material type and tonne. Residents dropping off smaller loads generally use the adjacent Brady 4R Winnipeg Depot instead.

Keep hazardous and special waste separate from an ordinary construction-bin load and confirm acceptance with the hauler and receiving facility. Brady Road lists asbestos, SRM and biomedical waste as special waste requiring arrangements in advance through 311, at $206 per tonne with a $25 minimum per load in its schedule effective January 1, 2026. For household items, check the City's Recyclepedia for an appropriate drop-off rather than assuming every 4R depot accepts them.

Winnipeg operates the Brady, Pacific and Panet 4R depots for recyclable, reusable and compostable items, with clothing donations accepted at all three. Garbage is accepted only at Brady, at $81 per tonne with a $25 minimum. Check the City's Recyclepedia for the accepted drop-off location for each household hazardous item before travelling.

Dumpster rental in Manitoba is generally subject to 5 percent GST plus 7 percent PST on top of the hauler's quoted rate. Confirm the exact tax treatment with your chosen hauler when you receive a quote.

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